Consumers view these guarantees as conducive to lower prices.
A second implication is that a less-controlled, less-penalizing coca market may be more conducive to lower levels of corruption in Bolivia, confirming the permissive coca market hypothesis (H2).
The finding that having psychiatric beds available locally may be conducive to a lower rate of involuntary admission could therefore in part be due to a higher integration of services in the locally institutionalized system.
Furthermore, fruits and vegetables are important sources of dietary fibre, essential vitamins and minerals and facilitate, due to their low energy content, the maintenance of a healthy body weight which is conducive to a lower overall cancer incidence [ 21– 23].
"Monetary policy cannot directly control the unemployment rate; it can only foster conditions in financial markets that are conducive to growth and a lower unemployment rate," she said.
The precipitation of anhydrite was conducive to elevated Mg2+/Ca2+ molar ratios and lowered the SO4 2− concentrations of the brines.
In addition, materials with lower dimensionality are conducive to extremely high unit-density integration on arrays and lab-on-a-chip platforms for point-of-care devices for high-throughput biodetection.
Whether this is a "law" or not, the important point is that a lower growth rate is conducive to higher concentrations of wealth.
Whether this is a "law" or not, the important point is that a lower growth rate is conducive to higher concentrations of wealth.In Mr Piketty's narrative, rapid growth from large productivity gains or a growing population is a force for economic convergence.
